Minnesota law requires anyone who is legally obligated to provide “care and support” to either a child or a spouse to do so, or face criminal punishment. If someone “knowingly omits and fails” to provide “care and support,” depending on…
I’ve been careful to advise my clients to always double check that their beneficiaries match their estate planning intent every time they create or revise their plans. In the past, courts in Minnesota have been reluctant to change a properly…
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), which was signed into law under the Clinton administration allows up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for workers who are recovering from a serious illness, and for family caregivers to care for…
Many people hear the words “Estate Planning” and assume it doesn’t apply to them because they don’t see themselves as having assets that can be/need to be organized and protected. But, while your assets are an important part of any…
If you’ve ever hired an attorney, you’re probably familiar with the contents of an engagement letter. I’ve noticed that some clients don’t realize just how important these letters are and that they exist to protect your expectation as the client,…
An increasing number of adult children are taking care of their parents at home. When adult children take on significant caregiver roles, often limiting their own employment opportunities, some families choose to enter into a Caregiver Agreement. This can be…
Elder Law and Estate Planning attorneys, among other planning professionals, are able to assist in three large areas of planning for you and your loved ones that can allow you some confidence and peace of mind as you live your…
Elder Law and Estate Planning attorneys are able to assist in three large areas of planning for you and your loved ones that can allow you some confidence and peace of mind as you live your life to its fullest:…